| Step 1: Download |
Download the latest version of the GTX-Flex licensing utilities to the computer that will be hosting the license manager server. Unzip the tools and browse to the unzipped utility folder.
64-Bit
Note: GTXRaster CAD® Series Version 2018 and upwards, and GTXImage CAD Series V21 are required to use the latest GTX Flex Lm V11.19.2.0 licensing tools listed above.
For details on the utilities and older unsupported Windows OS platforms:
Details
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| Step 2: Register |
Run the GTX Registration Wizard (GtxRegistrationWizard.exe) to create the GTXREGISTRATIONINFO.TXT file.
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| Step 3: EMail GTX |
Email the GTXREGISTRATIONINFO.TXT file as an attachment to activate@gtx.com
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Step 4: Install
License Files |
GTX will send a reply email with two license files. The client license file, gtx.lic, will be copied to each user's computer in the application installation folder.
The network license file, gtxnet.lic, is copied to your Software License Activation folder on the server.
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| Step 5: Configure Network Server |
For details on configuring the network server:
Configuration Example
Note that it is an example as the screenshots and descriptions may differ depending on which products are licensed.
Please review the firewall and security settings, and other topics here:
See the product list below for specific product licensing instructions.
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Note on socket error (Socket Error -7):
The application on the client computer displays a socket error (-7) in the license log file.
A socket error indicates that an older version of the GTX-Flex licensing utilities are being used on the server and the client has a newer version of the product.
Solution: Upgrade the GTX-Flex licensing utilities on the network server. See above: Step #1 Download.
Note on DACL error or telnet port (23) error:
The current version of the GTX-Flex licensing utilities requires setting the Log On properties on the Flex Service.
Solution: Follow the instructions on this page:
Setting Flex Service Properties
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